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PROGRAM:
NAME
gfarm2fs - mount a Gfarm file system
SYNOPSIS
gfarm2fs mount_point [ options ]
DESCRIPTION
gfarm2fs mounts the Gfarm file system at the specified mount point.
GENERAL OPTIONS
-h display a list of command options.
-V display version.
-o opt,[opt...]
specify mount options.
GFARM2FS OPTIONS
-o syslog=facility
specify syslog facility. default is local0.
-o loglevel=priority
specify syslog priority level. default is notice.
-E T specify the timeout of attribute cache. default is 1.0 seconds.
-o gfs_stat_timeout=T
same as -E option
-o ncopy=N
specify the number of copies automatically created when a file is created. default
is 0, which means disabling automatic replication mechanism.
-o copy_limit=N
specify the maximum number of concurrent copy creations. this is effective if
automatic replication is enabled. default is 0.
-o disable_genuine_nlink
uses faked st_nlink (32000) of struct stat for directories.
-o auto_uid_min=N
specify the minimum UID automatically assigned.
-o auto_uid_max=N
specify the maximum UID automatically assigned.
-o auto_gid_min=N
specify the minimum GID automatically assigned.
-o auto_gid_max=N
specify the maximum GID automatically assigned.
FUSE OPTIONS
see gfarm2fs -h
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE
GFARM_CONFIG_FILE
specifies the Gfarm configuration file.
NOTES
When there is not the same local account name as the Gfarm global user name, a temporal
UID is assigned between auto_uid_min and auto_uid_max. When there is not the same local
group name as the Gfarm global group name, a temporal GID is assigned between auto_gid_min
and auto_gid_max.
When a temporal UID/GID cannot be assigned, setfacl(1) fails with EPERM.
SECURITY NOTES
When untrusted users are registered in the gfarmroot group or gfarm_root.{user,group}
extended attributes of any files or directories, a Security Hole exists on the mount point
of gfarm2fs with "-o suid,allow_other" option executed by root (even if either "-o ro"
option or "-o default_permissions" option is also specified). Therefore both "-o
suid,allow_other" option and gfarm_root.{user,group} extended attributes should not be
used.
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